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I'm selling ceramics at 3 Locations this holiday season:
Sat. Dec. 7, 11am-4pm: Decemberfest Markers' Market with my comrades from Outlaw Arts, at New Covenant Campus, 7500 Germantown Ave. 19119

Sat. Dec. 14, 10am-4pm: West Craft Fest outside the Rotunda, 4014 Walnut Street

Sun. Dec. 15, 3pm-7pm: Outlaw Arts - Clay Studio holiday pARTy and sale, 20 W Mount Airy Ave. 19119


CURATORIAL FELLOWSHIP 

I am so excited and honored to have been awarded the Rebeccah Milena Maia Blum Curatorial Fellowship for 2025! I'm curating the exhibition Unearthed at the Alber Gallery at Allen's Lane Art Center. The show featured figural ceramic work by Meri Adelman, June Terrell, and Gail Lloyd and runs January 11- February 8 2025. Full details about the exhibition can be found HERE. 

Student Work

  • Mixed Media Sculpture

    Mixed Media Sculpture (10)

    These are sculptures inspired by Pennsylvania fauna created by students enrolled in the Wagner Institute's SNAP program. The sculptures are made with a armature wire frame, paper mache, acrylic paint, and then an assortment of other materials such as fur, feathers, and sequins.
     
  • Relief Printmaking

    Relief Printmaking  (15)

    Relief prints by students of all ages from Congreso de Latino Unidos, the Allens Lane Art Center, the Multicultural Academy Charter School, and Olney High School.
     
  • White Line Woodcuts

    White Line Woodcuts (10)

    White line woodcuts are a form of printmaking unique to the United States. It began with six artists in Provincetown, Massachusetts in 1915. Images done in this style have a folksy feel and typically capture scenes from everyday life. It is a fairly simple process with stunningly colorful results.
     
  • United Friends School

    United Friends School  (6)

    Examples of work done by students at United Friends School, a Pre-K-8th grade Quaker school.
     
  • Figure Drawing

    Figure Drawing  (11)

    Work by high school students enrolled in a college level figure drawing class at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts while I was an assistant instructor.